Charli Xcx

Charli XCX Enjoys Grohl's "Abstract" TikTok Dance as Foo Fighters Tease New Music

Charli XCX commends Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl for his "abstract" take on her viral 'Apple' dance, performed alongside his daughter Harper in a clip that captivated TikTok in 2024.

During their joint appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Charli appreciated Grohl's unconventional take, while Foo Fighters debuted their single 'Your Favorite Toy'.

The air was thick with culture as Charli promoted her mockumentary 'The Moment' and celebrated her chart-topping 'Wuthering Heights' soundtrack.

Charli XCX scores brat-goth drama with synths, not corsets, for Fennell's film

Charli XCX crafts a brat-goth pop soundtrack for Emerald Fennell’s film, drawing from the haunted drama of Wuthering Heights while veering far from period-piece pastiche. Each track leans into chaotic production and moody synths, merging her experimental leanings with a sharp narrative edge.

The album reconfigures her sonic instincts, shaping a fully-formed LP that toys with identity, theatricality, and high-gloss emotional entropy without attempting any grand reinvention or overreach.

Charli XCX rewinds post-‘brat summer’ fame spiral in film with Aidan Zamiri

Charli xcx sits down with Aidan Zamiri to dissect the controlled chaos behind The Moment, a film born post-‘brat summer’, carved from the pressures of mass attention and the sharp edges of artistic self-awareness.

She reflects on late-summer 2024—a hinge between cult status and mainstream—when newfound eyes forced her to navigate varying perceptions, selective admiration, and magnetic scrutiny, all refracted in the film’s narrative choices.

Charli XCX raids Criterion’s closet, sways between Bergman and body horror

Charli XCX, starring in The Moment and openly fond of David Cronenberg’s body-horror aesthetic, meanders through Criterion’s revered closet selecting a heady cocktail of auteurs. Her picks range from Antonioni’s existential ennui to Rivette’s narrative complexity and Bergman’s psychological intensity.

There’s a studied dissonance in her curatorial choices, oscillating between cerebral disquiet and stylistic decadence, as though selecting cinema is less archival and more confessional performance art.

Charli XCX Plays Herself—Sorta—In Mockumentary That Hits Too Close to Tour Life

Charli XCX, speaking at Sundance 2026, signals a pivot from her Brat era, as she debuts in A24’s The Moment—a mockumentary echoing her own turbulent Brat-tour experience. She notes the onscreen version of herself is “not as much of a nightmare,” though her managers may beg to differ.

Directed by Aidan Zamiri, the film dissects a pop star’s fame spiral, with Charli drawing on real-life meltdowns. Also appearing in two more Sundance selections, she calls this phase a departure into new creative waters with respected directors.